The park and the facilities were well maintained and beautiful.

The bed was comfortable, but I was traveling with a friend, so I slept on the kitchette bench, while she slept in the bed. I wasn’t aware that additional blankets were not provided, so was left with the blanket at the foot of the bed. At around 2am, the temperatures drop in that area, and I was rather chilly until it was time to get up in the morning. I also was not super excited about the required $100 per day charge for extra amenities that I had no intention of using. It was just money I could have used for other activities and it was not immediately refunded to my bank account afterward. That’s, kind of, on my bank, but still inconvenient as I did not use that $200 at the resort.

The trailer was so stinkin' cute. I love the robes, the pour over coffee, the decor and the free bikes. All amenities were top notch. Movie night was fun.

While the resort is very close to wineries, restaurants and the like, it is actually location is alongside the highway, which isn't ideal. Wish it was "tucked away." Of the four Inns, Hotels, etc. that we stayed in Oregon over a week's time, Vintages was the most expensive by double.

The vibe of this experience was great! Loved the location, the bikes, great laundry facilities, and over retro look.

The bathroom is a challenge. We opted not to use the shower in the Shasta, so we had to walk to the community facilities. They were pristine, but still not directly available. This isn't really a criticism but a comment on inconvenience.

The setting is adorable, a full avenue of restored RVs, with nighttime lighting strung between trees. A full visual treat. The shower facilities are quite nice. Attention to detail seems to be in full play here!

If one is not intimately familiar with the spacial limits of an older RV, it could be less than comfortable. We had no issues.

Charming and well equipped.awesome coffee set up.loved the bikes, Group fire pit and barbecue.the Adirondack chairs outside the camper where a lovely touch.excellent Bedding and mattress. All the vintage in charming,the bathroom in the shasta trailers is only suitable for a small woman. My 6 foot tall husband would not have been able to step in to the little square bathroom.although they said they did offer trailers that were better equipped. For taller bigger people. We will be going back to this charming and amazing located place..

Charming, clean, and really close to Mcminneville! Loved the retro trailer, and thought put into details like comfy slippers, pour over coffee, and poopouri in the bathroom.

Mattress was a little soft for my husband’s taste.

The hospitality was great. Very kind people and helpful. the tree lights were a pleasant surprise when it turned dark so we got to do a nice night walk. And it is peaceful there too.

Honestly, I think the things we didn’t like too much was kind of to be expected of a trailer resort. Like smells once in a while. I think they are pretty good in trying to keep it to a minimum. The trailer itself did have an interesting smell to it but we got used to it when we were in it for a while.

Such a fun place to stay. Every inch of space had been taken advantage of in the caravan - lots of stylish/clever touches. The shared showers/bathrooms were super clean. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the beautiful firepit area is a great way to encourage guests to mingle. Appreciated the nice fresh coffee!

It was all good.

Everything! Our camper was well -appointed, incredibly clean, great coffee/cocoa/tea provided. the bathroom facilities were absolutely pristine and welcoming. The staff were kind and helpful. I wish I could have stayed much longer...but I can assure you, we WILL be back again!

nothing. It was better than I could have expected:)

We ate at a local tavern which was good. Not much selection.

Add handrail and extra step onto deck for seniors. 90 year old mother with walker meant safety issues getting to trailer. Maybe have several trailers that accommodate seniors and disabled folks.